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I already explained that I searched for the Sierra install and found the exact same help page that you indicated. The link to the Sierra installer on that page went to the High Sierra installer instead. THAT is why I needed to 'bug' Apple Support. And I had to 'bug' them a few times because the first time I contacted them they replied by sending a link to the exact page that I had already found with the Sierra link that went to High Sierra. So I had to 'bug' them one or two more times to explain that the link on that page was NOT going to the Sierra install, but to the High Sierra install. Quadro 4000 ports. The 'bugging' involved me convincing them that the link was not going to the Sierra installer.
Once they understood, they sent me a direct link to the Sierra installer page via email. FYI, the exact date that they emailed the link to me was Nov.
Now that I think about it, another reason why I suggested that you would have to “bug” Apple Support is because at one point I called them and I was specifically told that the Sierra installer was no longer available. I explained that it couldn’t be the case because some people can’t upgrade to High Sierra yet due to compatibility issues. The tech support rep’s response was basically that those people are out of luck, because the Sierra installer was no longer available, so I hung up. At that point I thought that Apple was intentionally pushing people to upgrade to High Sierra and that I would have to plead my case for a Sierra installer. So I called Apple Support again and spoke with a rep that was much more understanding. After I explained my situation, she emailed me the direct link to the Sierra installer.
So based on my experience it seemed to me that Apple did not want to make the Sierra installer readily available, but if you “bugged” Apple Support and pleaded your case they would make it available to you. I did not necessarily think it was a bad link that needed to be fixed. So if the link to the Sierra installer is now working properly, terrific. Again, I was just trying to be helpful. Edited January 26. I already explained that I searched for the Sierra install and found the exact same help page that you indicated.
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The link to the Sierra installer on that page went to the High Sierra installer instead. THAT is why I needed to 'bug' Apple Support. And I had to 'bug' them a few times because the first time I contacted them they replied by sending a link to the exact page that I had already found with the Sierra link that went to High Sierra. So I had to 'bug' them one or two more times to explain that the link on that page was NOT going to the Sierra install, but to the High Sierra install. The 'bugging' involved me convincing them that the link was not going to the Sierra installer. Once they understood, they sent me a direct link to the Sierra installer page via email. FYI, the exact date that they emailed the link to me was Nov.
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Now that I think about it, another reason why I suggested that you would have to “bug” Apple Support is because at one point I called them and I was specifically told that the Sierra installer was no longer available. I explained that it couldn’t be the case because some people can’t upgrade to High Sierra yet due to compatibility issues.
The tech support rep’s response was basically that those people are out of luck, because the Sierra installer was no longer available, so I hung up. At that point I thought that Apple was intentionally pushing people to upgrade to High Sierra and that I would have to plead my case for a Sierra installer. So I called Apple Support again and spoke with a rep that was much more understanding. After I explained my situation, she emailed me the direct link to the Sierra installer.
So based on my experience it seemed to me that Apple did not want to make the Sierra installer readily available, but if you “bugged” Apple Support and pleaded your case they would make it available to you. I did not necessarily think it was a bad link that needed to be fixed. So if the link to the Sierra installer is now working properly, terrific. Again, I was just trying to be helpful. Next time, ask for senior tech. They are way more helpful than the normal one. Useful addition for those daunted by typing that Terminal command letter-by-letter: you can use Tab to auto-complete every part of the location.
For instance, type /A and Tab and it will say /Applications/. Sometimes you need a few extra letters to make the choice unique. If it stalls with a beep then you have to choose, type Tab again to see your options.
You can also just copy and paste the commands which is what I do. To me, thats why the commands are usually formatted differently from the article.